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751.
by ptah 7y ago
it might actually save our species to have lower population as it will slow resource depletion
752.
by ptah 7y ago
climate change should scare them more
753.
by ptah 7y ago
i doubt most americans travel outside of state by car that often
754.
by ptah 7y ago
it's a win-win-win
755.
by ptah 7y ago
yes, the noble savage idea if from rosseau
756.
by ptah 7y ago
distinctive calvinist "work ethic" bias in this article. play is more important than work to the average person.
757.
by ptah 7y ago
I wonder how western cities compare in this regard to cities in Japan in where animism/shintoism is pretty prevalent still
758.
by ptah 7y ago
I don't see newspapers as being competitors to google and facebook. newspapers create content and google and facebook distributes it. this law doesn't seem to be aimed at balancing this relationship. EDIT: I think Facebook and goo
759.
by ptah 7y ago
literally printing money
760.
by ptah 7y ago
have you managed to get it working on proton?
761.
by ptah 7y ago
http://www.jofrost.com/naughty-step-technique/
762.
by ptah 7y ago
>to actively seek out independent, governmental and non-conflicted clinical research does this mean private sector pharma studies are to blame?
763.
by ptah 7y ago
perception matters more than anything when it comes to dealing with kids(and most adults).
764.
by ptah 7y ago
it can happen anywhere https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/11/magazine/universal-fire-m...
765.
by ptah 7y ago
Now if we can just get a courtcase similarto this one for the entire contents of the British museum and other artifacts looted by pirates like this one: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/sep/26/westm
766.
by ptah 7y ago
what i liked most about it is how it shifted parents perception from being helpless victims to empowering them by shifting the blame for the child's behaviour completely onto the parent. and yes, the american version is edited "fo
767.
by ptah 7y ago
I've applied naughty step with my kids and it has worked really well. the idea is not to make it some cool sportsy thing called "timeout" but to put stigma on it and to apply it consistently
768.
by ptah 7y ago
it is already under threat from climate change https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/03/28/doomsday-vault-t...
769.
by ptah 7y ago
timeouts work better if you call it naughty step instead. i've seen a few supernanny episodes where parents used timeouts before and it didn't work, and then she introduced naughty step and it works a charm
770.
by ptah 7y ago
https://home.cern/news/news/computing/microsoft-alternatives... EDIT: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20166070
771.
by ptah 7y ago
I am unsure why beijing would be obligated to make any promises to UK as they are essentially just taking back their property after a lease ended?
772.
by ptah 7y ago
it has happened to me and it was most annoying as i used to use that time to read or watch coursera videos
773.
by ptah 7y ago
maybe that is only the case in chicago. I would find it immensely irritating if some stranger tried talking to me beyond "hello"
774.
by ptah 7y ago
>Meanwhile, the pathogens that prey on grapes have continued to evolve, leading to major pesticide use warning bells went off when reading this: it looks like wine industry as it is now is unsustainable
775.
by ptah 7y ago
go vegan!
776.
by ptah 7y ago
If you can somehow come up with a way to keep time using a forest, it would be way easier
777.
by ptah 7y ago
I can only imagine how badly this increases the environmental impact of meat industry if this fertiliser is used to fertilise soy fed to beef cattle which is hugely inefficient in providing protein to humans
778.
by ptah 7y ago
>a case of prioritizing your organizational chart over the end user experience this seems to happen regardless: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_law
779.
by ptah 7y ago
maybe do some reading 4:15-5:00 and sleep another two hours or so after?
780.
by ptah 7y ago
that reminds me: in the past humans had 2 sleeps and an awake period in the middle. you could try and get up and get some work done in that middle period? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-16964783

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